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ARCHIVE: 2009 ãîä 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 POSTAGE PREPAID: e-mail: Main | Archive | Issue Issue 2/2009 Protocol:   Credentials Presented   Expecting “the Fourth Estate” to Act More Responsibly   The Russian Diplomatic Academy’s 75th Anniversary Embassy Life:   Ambassador Awaluddin Met With the Press   Fifty Years of the Cuban Revolution   Vietnamese-Russian Friendship: Yesterday, Today, Forever   Laotian Military Got Congratulations   Thai Army Festivity   Indian Reception with a View of the Kremlin   Exotic Pilipino Cuisine in Moscow The Arts:   Remembering Benazir Bhutto   “The Art of the Sublime Porte” on Display in the Kremlin   The Artist Who Illustrated the Book Yijng   That Irrepressible Tonino Guerra   Commemorating the Cantemirs   Fiat Lux!   Singing for Every Individual Guest   Pushkin Sets out for Eritrea   Church Diplomacy Is not Just a Matter of Inter-Church Relations   The New Russian Iconography: from Peter the Great to 1917   Turner in Moscow   Ambassadors and Generals: “We Serve Russia!” Business:   Japanese Beauty in Moscow Introducing a New Ambassador:   Mahmoud-Reza Sajjadi Books:   How Chinese Write, What They Eat and the Gods They Believe In Diplomacy And Tourism:   Sri Lanka Waiting for More Russian Holidaymakers   500,000 Tourists from Russia Come to Don Quixote’s Country   Indonesia Welcomes Russian Tourists   Uglich Takes the Lead in Tourism   Italy Has Half of the World Cultural Heritage   Dubai: an Island of Comfort and Stability   Welcome to Cyprus, Aphrodite’s Birthplace!   Moscow Is Not So Far Away from Carthage   Tourists Turn to the Consular Department for Help   The Dominican Republic, a Caribbean Tourist Superpower   Russian Tourists in Croatia   More Russians Are Making the Philippines Their First Choice Destination   Germany Attracts and Will Continue to Attract Tourists from Russia   Come See The National Parks In Berarus   The Land of the Pharaohs Remains One of the Leaders

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